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New option for a Blazer I bet nobody has.
- Thread starter ktmoutfront
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how does this work?
readymix
3/4 ton status
Darwin waiting to happen
You bolt it on a rear axle without the wheel. Start the truck in gear with that end of the axle on a jack stand. Then you hold the wood and push it onto the screw while not letting the wood spin. It screws into the wood and splits it. This was a very popular option on many tractors in the 30's & 40's.
I say take it along on the next camping trip and impress your friends.
Or mount it on long studs and take out that idiot on the freeway next time.
I say take it along on the next camping trip and impress your friends.
Or mount it on long studs and take out that idiot on the freeway next time.
chevysmithz71
1/2 ton status
CDA 455
3/4 ton status
mr250twostroke
1/2 ton status
Thats "Death Race 2000" $hit... ill take four
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mdm365
1/2 ton status
Now I have seen every thing
Steve GMC
1/2 ton status
BlazerBud
1/2 ton status
It looks like the spikes that they mount on Chariot wheels.
That gives me an idea! Wonder how well those spikes would work if i mounted two or three to the bottom of my snow plow. (well the wedge design) and used my truck to split wood? Lol i should go to sleep!
I watched an old guy demonstrate how it was done in the old days at a tractor show. He had to be 80.
I did call the guy. Would look cool sticking out of the wall in my shop.
I did call the guy. Would look cool sticking out of the wall in my shop.
who here would actually try using this?
jhellwig
1/2 ton status
Opps, Not one of the screw thingie. But still just as bad.
Here is a video of one working.
http://165.234.175.12/photos/Equipme...20Splitter.wmv
Big file but good.
Here is a video of one working.
http://165.234.175.12/photos/Equipme...20Splitter.wmv
Big file but good.
